With Jose Altuve the Outfielder becoming a reality, who will replace the Gold Glove winner second base for the Houston Astros? Talks of shifting Altuve from second base to left field first came about when the Astros re-engaged with longtime third baseman Alex Bregman late in free agency.
With free agency approaching next offseason, Houston Astros ace Framber Valdez could sign one of the largest contract extensions in franchise history. The Astros have had quite the offseason, filling a need at first base with Christian Walker, but parting ways with several core members of their championship team.
One of my regular criticisms in the past two years leading up to this offseason was the Astros' lack of urgency in addressing their starting pitcher depth.
The Houston Astros enter the upcoming season seemingly still trying to compete for titles despite having lost arguably their two most important players in the same winter.
The regular season is almost upon us and managers are getting their ducks (and rotations) in a row
The Houston Astros have had a difficult time with injuries this spring, as many of their key players have suffered setbacks at one point or another in the past few weeks.
With the start of the regular season almost here for the Houston Astros, the team will be hoping that they can still compete despite overhauling their
Are the fantasy outlets bullish on the Astros? Last week we took a look at the hitters and predicted whether they would go over or under their fantasy projections.
The Houston Astros are going to do something that nobody saw coming at the beginning of the offseason; move their franchise icon Jose Altuve to left field.
What happened today in team history? 1987 - Thon walks out on training camp After starting camp 0-for-8 with three errors, Astros infielder Dickie Thon walked out on training camp, citing blurred vision as the reason for his poor performance.
With the way he's playing, it's hard to believe this is Cam Smith's first spring training. The 22-year-old slugger has dominated his first training camp with the Houston Astros, putting together one of the best springs by an Astros prospect in recent memory.
The Houston Astros have two of their former top prospects in the rotation right now. Hunter Brown and Spencer Arrighetti look like they are going to anchor the starting staff for years to come, especially after the former had a breakout campaign in 2024 and looks poised to live up to the hype that was placed upon him as a minor leaguer.
It’s a good thing it’s spring training, because Jose Altuve needs all the practice he can get in the outfield.
The Houston Astros are beginning to trim down their roster ahead of Opening Day. In the past, there had been little question about who would be on the squad with so many stars and recognizable figures throughout the clubhouse.
The B squad downed the Marlins The Astros offense remains stuck in first gear, managing only one run against the Cardinals on a Yordan Alvarez RBI, whilst the Astros B-Team beat up on the Marlins 10-5.
The Houston Astros are not strangers to seeing homegrown talent or key contributors to their World Series success depart. It started with outfielder George Springer and shortstop Carlos Correa, two prominent players who departed when they hit free agency.
The Houston Astros have been through significant roster changes throughout their dynasty years. George Springer and Carlos Correa were amongst the first to leave before Kyle Tucker and Justin Verlander departed this past winter.
After MLB saw how well last year's inaugural Spring Breakout games went, they quickly made sure to bring them back for another go-around. The Houston Astros' game is fast-approaching as they will be taking on the Washington Nationals on Friday, March 14 at 1:05 p.m.
What steps does he need to take in the last month of Spring Training? When the Astros traded right fielder Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs, the fans were heartbroken and devastated.
What happened today in team history? 1962 - First ever win As a new franchise, the Colt .45s get their first win in their history in a 2-1 exhibition game against the Cleveland Indians.
Every sport has its equalizer that can carry a team through a championship run. In basketball, an offense that gets hot from behind the 3-point line can beat a better team in the playoffs.
The Houston Astros’ infield is going to look different in 2025. New acquisitions Isaac Paredes and Christian Walker are a major reason why, but so too is what the team decided to do with franchise mainstay Jose Altuve.
The Houston Astros left a gap in their lineup when they dealt right fielder Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs this winter, but they may have scored a potential replacement in the return package.
Back in January, long-time Houston Astros second baseman, Jose Altuve, was rumored to be considering a position change with the potential of Alex Bregman returning to the organization.
Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve had been mentioned as a candidate to play left field in 2025. That position change is set to happen.
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